Dinehere vs Toast

No, Dinehere is completely standalone. It provides a simple public-facing website for your menu and hours, allowing you to use any POS system in-house without needing complex integrations.

Dinehere does not support online ordering or e-commerce. If you eventually need fully integrated delivery and payment processing, you would need to add a third-party ordering link to your Dinehere site or switch platforms.

With Toast, you manage a complex backend database that syncs to your POS. With Dinehere, you simply take a photo of your new printed menu, upload it, and our system updates your website automatically.

No. Dinehere is a simple subscription of C$54/month or C$540/year with no long-term lock-in, whereas Toast often requires hardware commitments and processing agreements.

Yes, Dinehere sites are highly SEO-optimized and mobile-responsive, ensuring local customers can find your address, hours, and menu just as easily as they would on a Toast-hosted site.

Yes. You can keep your Toast POS for in-house operations and use Dinehere just for your website, though you won't be able to use Toast's native online ordering through the Dinehere site.

Not at all. We provide a custom subdomain included in your C$54/month subscription, but you can always connect your own domain if you prefer to maintain your existing branding.

You simply sign up for Dinehere, upload your menu photos, and launch your new site in minutes. Then you can contact Toast to downgrade your plan and remove the web add-on, saving you money.

If you don't need online ordering, Dinehere is much easier to manage, looks great on mobile, and doesn't tie your web presence to your point-of-sale provider's expensive ecosystem.